20 Questions -- Count
Count Menelvagor
(and warning: i may be slow in responding, depending on whether i'm at
a computer or not.)
Öjevind Lång
> In article
> <2d2f3340-5be3-44b9-8a15-eabbb4bd6...@e7g2000vbi.googlegroups.com>,
> Count Menelvagor <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> wrote:
>
> > animal.
>
> 1. Is it a living animal?
2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
Öjevind
Count Menelvagor
> On 7 Dec, 04:55, Nautilus <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>
> > In article
> > <2d2f3340-5be3-44b9-8a15-eabbb4bd6...@e7g2000vbi.googlegroups.com>,
> > Count Menelvagor <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> wrote:
>
> > > animal.
>
> > 1. Is it a living animal?
yes.
> 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
Count Menelvagor
> Count Menelvagor <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> wrote:
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> > On Dec 7, 3:22 am, Öjevind Lång <ojevind.l...@bredband.net> wrote:
> > > On 7 Dec, 04:55, Nautilus <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>
> > > > In article
> > > > <2d2f3340-5be3-44b9-8a15-eabbb4bd6...@e7g2000vbi.googlegroups.com>,
> > > > Count Menelvagor <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > animal.
>
> > > > 1. Is it a living animal?
>
> > yes.
>
> > > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
>
> > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
>
> beep!
LOL!
> Uh, sorry, I mean: 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> Second Age?
i'm going to have to say: no.
Öjevind Lång
> > > > > > animal.
>
> > > > > 1. Is it a living animal?
> > > yes.
> > > > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> > > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> > Second Age?
> i'm going to have to say: no.
4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
Öjevind
Count Menelvagor
no. (sorry!)
Raven
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> animal.
> 1. Is it a living animal?
> yes.
> 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> Second Age?
> i'm going to have to say: no.
> 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
> no. (sorry!)
5. Is it a creature that can speak?
Y�ma.
Count Menelvagor
<jon.lennart.beck.its.my.n...@mail.its.in.danmark> wrote:
> "Count Menelvagor" <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> skrev i meddelelsennews:91f0e2d9-014c-4957...@e4g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
>
> > animal.
> > 1. Is it a living animal?
> > yes.
> > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> > Second Age?
> > i'm going to have to say: no.
> > 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
> > no. (sorry!)
>
> 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
yes.
Öjevind Lång
> On Dec 7, 2:01 pm, "Raven"
> > > animal.
> > > 1. Is it a living animal?
> > > yes.
> > > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> > > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> > > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> > > Second Age?
> > > i'm going to have to say: no.
> > > 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
> > > no. (sorry!)
> > 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
> yes.
6. Is it mentioned in "The Silmarillion"?
Öjevind
Count Menelvagor
i'm afraid not.
Öjevind Lång
> > > > > animal.
> > > > > 1. Is it a living animal?
> > > > > yes.
> > > > > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> > > > > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> > > > > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> > > > > Second Age?
> > > > > i'm going to have to say: no.
> > > > > 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
> > > > > no. (sorry!)
> > > > 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
> > > yes.
> > 6. Is it mentioned in "The Silmarillion"?
> i'm afraid not.
7. Is it mentioned in "Unfinished Tales"?
Öjevind
Derek Broughton
> On Dec 7, 2:01 pm, "Raven"
> <jon.lennart.beck.its.my.n...@mail.its.in.danmark> wrote:
>> "Count Menelvagor" <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> skrev i
>> meddelelsennews:91f0e2d9-014c-4957-9c0b-
a17792...@e4g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> > animal.
>> > 1. Is it a living animal?
>> > yes.
>> > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
>> > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
>> > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
>> > Second Age?
>> > i'm going to have to say: no.
>> > 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
>> > no. (sorry!)
>>
>> 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
>
> yes.
6. Is it warm-blooded?
--
derek
Count Menelvagor
> Count Menelvagor wrote:
> > On Dec 7, 2:01 pm, "Raven"
> > <jon.lennart.beck.its.my.n...@mail.its.in.danmark> wrote:
> >> "Count Menelvagor" <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> skrev i
> >> meddelelsennews:91f0e2d9-014c-4957-9c0b-
>
>
>
>
> >> > animal.
> >> > 1. Is it a living animal?
> >> > yes.
> >> > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> >> > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> >> > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> >> > Second Age?
> >> > i'm going to have to say: no.
> >> > 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
> >> > no. (sorry!)
>
> >> 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
>
> > yes.
> > > 6. Is it mentioned in "The Silmarillion"?
> > i'm afraid not.
>
> 7. Is it mentioned in "Unfinished Tales"?
no.
(the creature is not, i think, particularly obscure; but does require
thinking outside the box.
8.
Is it warm-blooded?
> --
strictly speaking, i don't know; but very probably not.
Count Menelvagor
> like "Leaf by Niggle" or "Farmer Giles of Ham"?- Hide quoted text -
yes.
Dirk Thierbach
|: animal.
|: 1. Is it a living animal?
|: yes.
|: 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
|: no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
|: 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
|: Second Age?
|: i'm going to have to say: no.
|: 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
|: no. (sorry!)
|: 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
|: yes.
|: 6. Is it mentioned in "The Silmarillion"?
|: i'm afraid not.
|: 7. Is it mentioned in "Unfinished Tales"?
|: no.
|: (the creature is not, i think, particularly obscure; but does require
|: thinking outside the box.
|: 8. Is it warm-blooded?
(Comment, not question: That means it's probably a more "fabulous"
animal, like dragon. As it's not in one of the main works by Tolkien,
let's try to narrow down the universe:)
9. Is it mentioned in one of the stories in "Fabulous Tales" (or whatever
the English title is), i.e. "Farmer Giles of Ham", "Smith of Wooton Major",
or "Leaf by Niggle"?
- Dirk
Dirk Thierbach
Oops, overlapping questions. I retract that one.
- Dirk
Öjevind Lång
> > > > >> > animal.
> > > > >> > 1. Is it a living animal?
> > > > >> > yes.
> > > > >> > 2. And is it mentioned in LotR?
> > > > >> > no. (nwah-ah-ah.)
> > > > >> > 3. So it's a being that belongs to the First or
> > > > >> > Second Age?
> > > > >> > i'm going to have to say: no.
> > > > >> > 4. Is it mentioned in "The Hobbit"?
> > > > >> > no. (sorry!)
> > > > >> 5. Is it a creature that can speak?
> > > > > yes.
> > > > > > 6. Is it mentioned in "The Silmarillion"?
> > > > > i'm afraid not.
> > > > 7. Is it mentioned in "Unfinished Tales"?
> > > no.
> > > (the creature is not, i think, particularly obscure; but does require
> > > thinking outside the box.
> > > 8.
> > > Is it warm-blooded?
> > > strictly speaking, i don't know; but very probably not.
> > 9. Is this being mentioned in one of Tolkien's "smaller writings"
> > like "Leaf by Niggle" or "Farmer Giles of Ham"?
> yes.
10. Is it Chrysophylax Dives?
Öjevind
Count Menelvagor
yes! very good! i was hoping using something not from middle-earth(*)
wd stump the group a bit, but evidently not!
(next time, i'm going to be the 17th midge that bit sam in midgewater.
you're now fully invested as my prophet. proclaim my truth unto the
multitudes!
(*)strictly speaking, of course, middle-earth is just our world. we're
in middle-earth right now. but you know what i mean.
Öjevind Lång
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Hah! Easy peasy.
> you're now fully invested as my prophet. proclaim my truth unto the
multitudes!
[/me bows] I'll do my best, m'lud.
�jevind
Pseudonymus al-Faqha'ter III
> "Count Menelvagor" <Menelva...@mailandnews.com> skrev i meddelandetnews:0db61b64-2829-4399...@g25g2000vbl.googlegroups.com...
I suspect an inside TEUNC job here.